Supreme Court of India
Samarpan Varishtha Jan Parisar & Ors. v. Rajendra Prasad Agarwal & Ors.
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Easement Act, 1882: s. 52 – License under – Revocation of – Inmates of the old age home – Legal status of – Held: Possession of inmates in a room of an old age home is that of a licensee p ermitted to enjoy possession, without creating any interest in t he property – Inmates have a legal right to stay in the room of the old age home only so long as they comply with the terms and conditions of such license – They are expected to maintain a minimum level of discipline and good behaviour and not to cause disturbance to the fellow inmates who are also senior citizens – On facts, be havior of
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